I've just acquired a nearly 3 year old Diesel XE Portfolio AWD in Ammonite Grey. As seems to be the case with most cars these days the "solution" for a puncture seems to be a can of sealant - not much use if you have a blow out or sidewall damage! I'd like to get a space saver spare but would prefer not to fork out the cash for a Jaguar supplied one. Does anyone know what size I need and if there any issues with using one with AWD? The tyres fitted are 225/40R19 on the front and 255/35R19 on the rear - does this size difference cause any other problems with a space saver?
Enjoying the car but would prefer the security of a real spare especially for travelling abroad - if we're ever allowed to do it again!!
Space Saver Spare Wheel
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Re: Space Saver Spare Wheel
Ignoring the Project 8 cars, there's only one spacesaver listed for all UK built XEs. It's an 18" alloy red coloured spacesaver, part number C2C18570 (£258 + VAT from Jaguar). Mine is fitted with a 115/85x 18" tyre. Like all spacesavers, it should only be used for emergencies and at low speeds so shouldn't cause any additional issues for AWD cars. Mike.
2014 XK Dynamic R convertible; 1977 Daimler Double Six Coupe; 2023 XE AWD 300S
Re: Space Saver Spare Wheel
Thanks Mike. I'd certainly feel happier with a "proper" spare, especially as it's running on Dunlop Sport Maxx at the moment - maybe I should get 4!!!!
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